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Stupid Things We Do On The Road. Peter A. Carrigan 3.13.21 It is those first 48 hours which are the most dangerous time for travellers. When you'll get ripped off, lose your keys, suffer gastroenteritis and do something stupid. Taroko Gorge Hot Springs Denni Schnapp in Taiwan I had planned to spend a few days hiking in the area apparently starting with immediate effect. Sojourn in Sopron An Austro-Hungarian Border Town with Bite! John M. Edwards During a week-long road trip from Budapest to Salzburg, I convinced my friend to make a stopover in one of my favorite foreign finds: Sopron My Peck of Gold Michael Chacko Daniels There’s a memorial plaque on Market Street that I pay no heed when I wait for San Francisco’s California Street cable car

Andrew Cuomo On The Brink James Campion 3.13.21 N.Y. Governor Clings to Power in Doomland - The Me Too movement is now calling the shots in the Democratic Party, and what is considered “Locker Room Humor” or “Boys Being Boys” in Republican circles is anathema around these parts. The Politics of Money James Campion 3.06.21 The $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Bill A Perspective People are still hurting ... trust in politicians is shaken. Can you blame them? Improving Healthcare Accessibility for Digital Nomads Indiana Lee 3.9.21 Having sufficient healthcare coverage is no longer a choice for Americans. If you don’t acquire health insurance, you may face significant financial penalties come tax time.

Navy Brat Katie Robison 3.14.21 “Oh, so you’re a Navy Brat.” How many times has this label landed on me? The speaker’s eyes always light up, as if it’s some great revelation. Wherever They Fit (and They Will) Lauren Curry 3.15.21 My life one book at a time ... Trapped in Bubblegum Pink Olivia Rosado People say I shouldn’t be able to remember the accident so vividly, but I do. Knowledge Overload? - Learn to Filter - Sara Troy 3.1.21 There is so much information out there, that it is hard to know what we should hear and what to dismiss.

FICTION

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About Writing a First Draft Sam Hawksmoor 3.11.21 I have just finished the first draft of a new novel. Lockdown does wonders for the concentration, however this particular story started life quite a few years ago ... The Hitcher of '46    Martin Green It was 1946. He was 17, a high school senior. He’d been let off on the main street of a small Midwestern town. It was mid-afternoon. He hadn’t eaten since the morning.

The Guru will see you now Sam Hawksmoor The patient sat upright on the chair; bare feet planted squarely on the floor as instructed.  He was dressed in a pale blue hospital gown and seemed nervous.

This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends by Nicole Perlroth. Charlie Dickinson review Bloomsbury Publishing, New York, Pub: 2.19. 2021. Cyberwar- a chilling vison of our very near future

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